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2013 / maison blanche triple camping pass for sale

« on: January 19, 2009, 01:42:50 pm »

I have a Maison Blanche triple camping pass for sale for the 2009 24hr race anyone interested let me know and make me an offer.
cant make it this year due to commitments.

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General Discussion / Re: le mans 24hr 2007

« on: October 04, 2007, 09:29:49 am »

Everyone is capable of taking if given the chance. How else do the rich people get richer, its all theft in some way......

Question : How much does your Microsoft Software cost.... ( and how rich are the company ?? )

I could ask you the same question as you obviously use it as well, however I pay for what i've got and don't take what doesn't belong to me.

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General Discussion / Re: le mans 24hr 2007

« on: October 04, 2007, 09:24:59 am »

I'm both an Aston driver and a TVR driver, so what does that make me

Old money pikey? 

It doesn't make you anything but what you are, and as long as you are not a thief thats all that matters.

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General Discussion / Re: le mans 24hr 2007

« on: July 12, 2007, 09:07:34 pm »

you expect pikeys to rumage but you do not expect this from a tvr driver. and i am not being harsh enough

I think the pikeys did seem more organized this year and a bit more selective in what they took.

Fridges, toilets and kitchen sinks were being rejected.

On Monday morning some of them seemed to be making forays then a short excursion of-site before returning for more so possibly loading up a larger truck.

On my way back into town I did see a more trad one , pulling a trailer loaded with a plastic chair and numerous other odd stuff behind a Honda 50!

But I think TVR drivers are being treated a bit harshly here though after all they do sound good (when running).

PS I don't have a TVR , but I did for a long time want a 1600M.

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General Discussion / Re: le mans 24hr 2007

« on: June 29, 2007, 10:44:17 am »

Registrations can be supplied to these TVR's but I was being kind, as for proof that it was them they were caught red handed with the objects at the time. They took them out and then tried to return them quickly when one of their merry band saw our group. These items were unique and individual. So I would say that they had good taste in what they took but bad judgement for beeing caught. They didn't deny taking them but sat sheepishly when challenged baaaaaad TVR drivers. Were they men or mice? don' tar pikeys with the same stick, they take anything, TVR drivers are supposedly respectable members of society . I think not.   

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General Discussion / le mans 24hr 2007

« on: June 28, 2007, 08:00:56 pm »

My family and friends went to the 24hr race this year, the fact that zoning was introduced was bad enough, I have however to issue a warning to other fellow members about something that happened to my family this year. We parked up on the appropriate zone got the awnings and gazebos up put out the seats and started to enjoy ourselves as usual, we went to bed after a good bit of mermiment. Leaving out our seats as we have done on previous years before, we got up in the morning to find the chairs gone. Not stolen by the culprits you would think? They were taken and hidden by members of the  TVR owners club who had no intention of returning them until they were caught red handed with the goods. The message is fellow le man enthusiasts beware    when next parked to a TVR.